Dispersed Camping in Baker County, Oregon
Showing 23 locations in Baker County.
A-Frame RV Park
A-Frame RV Park is a developed commercial facility featuring approximately 60 sites shaded by mature trees. It offers hookups and dry camping options alongside amenities such as hot showers, restrooms, laundry services, and a spacious dog run.
Antlers Guard Station Cabin
A historic, rustic two-room cabin built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1935, nestled within the scenic Wallowa-Whitman National Forest. It features basic amenities including a propane range, refrigerator, heating fireplace, and an outdoor vault toilet.
Baker County Chamber of Commerce
A level paved parking lot located at the Baker County Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center, offering a convenient overnight stay just off the highway. Travelers are welcome to park overnight but should register inside the visitor center during business hours.
Beaver Creek Loop Pull-offs
A wide, flat gravel pull-off along Beaver Creek Loop near Baker City. The area is bordered by active pastures and a scenic creek, offering easy roadside access close to the interstate.
Deer Creek Campground
A scenic, quiet forest campground featuring spacious, well-spaced sites nestled alongside a peaceful flowing creek. Accessible via a well-maintained dirt road, this location offers a serene rustic experience with individual stream access.
Eldorado
Tucked away in the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest, this quiet dispersed camping area offers about six flat sites nestled among tall pines right along East Camp Creek. It provides a peaceful, shaded setting with stone fire rings, ideal for those seeking a rustic, self-contained wilderness experience. Access is straightforward via a short gravel road off the main highway.
Elk Creek Campground
A small, primitive developed campground situated in a scenic pine forest along Elk Creek in the Malheur National Forest.
Forest Road 6010 Primitive Camping
A rustic, dispersed clearing along Forest Road 6010, ideal for self-contained campers seeking solitude. The site lies within a quiet pine forest with direct access to natural surroundings.
Love's Travel Stop - Baker City
A commercial truck stop off the highway featuring dedicated back-in RV spaces with hookups and a dump station, alongside a standard parking area where overnight stays are permitted.
McCully Forks Campground
A quiet, small developed campground nestled in a forested setting along a small babbling stream. Situated near the historic town of Sumpter, it serves as an excellent base for exploring the scenic byway and local historic parks.
Millers Lane Campground
A primitive developed campground nestled in a wooded forest setting along the Southwest shore of Phillips Lake. Features 11 tent/trailer sites and 4 walk-in tent sites, offering a quieter, more rustic alternative to nearby larger campgrounds.
Mt View RV
An exceptionally friendly and well-kept commercial RV park on the outskirts of Baker City. The property features full hook-up sites and non hook-up options, complete with clean facilities, a hot tub, and inclusive laundry amenities.
South Fork Campground
A peaceful, primitive campground nestled in the pines along the South Fork Burnt River. It offers basic vault toilets and a handful of quiet sites, providing an excellent basecamp for exploring the Whitman Ranger District.
Southwest Shore Campground
A clean, quiet, and primitive Forest Service campground set in a warm, open pine tree setting on the southwest shore of Phillips Lake.
Stevens Campground
Stevens Campground is a small, primitive U.S. Forest Service campground located along Forest Road 6005 in Baker County, Oregon.
Sumpter Pines RV Park
A fully developed RV park located along Highway 7 near the historic town of Sumpter. It features full hookups and a public dump station with potable water available for a small fee.
Union Creek Campground
A large, well-equipped forest service campground situated on the north shore of Phillips Reservoir. It offers over sixty sites, including options with full hookups, alongside easy access to boating, hiking, and biking trails.
Union Creek Campground
A scenic developed campground situated near the shoreline of Phillips Lake in the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest. This well-maintained area offers multiple loops with hookups, clean facilities, a boat ramp with overflow camping, and access to beautiful lakeside trails.
Unity Forest State Scenic Corridor State Park
A scenic corridor of ponderosa pines along Oregon Route 245 near Dooley Mountain. Overnight camping and parking are strictly prohibited within this state park corridor, which is restricted to day-use only.
Unity Forest State Scenic Corridor State Park
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Unity Lake State Recreation Site
A developed lakeside campground situated along the Unity Reservoir. The park offers electrical and water hookups, private hot showers, a dump station, and boat ramp access. It is popular for fishing and birdwatching, though the area has minimal shade and can be subject to windy conditions.
Unity Lake State Recreation Site State Park
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Yellow Pine Campground
A small, peaceful Forest Service campground nestled in an old-growth ponderosa pine forest. Located along Highway 26, it offers quick access for travelers on the Journey Through Time Scenic Byway, featuring a barrier-free interpretive trail.